Parabola2DEarlyFactory: Factory for a 2-dimensional quadratic parabola with early...

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Factory for a 2-dimensional quadratic parabola with early termination check.

Description

This list of functions sets up the problem environment for a 2-dimensional quadratic parabola.

Usage

Parabola2DEarlyFactory()

Details

The factory contains examples of all functions which form the interface of a problem environment to the simple genetic algorithm with binary-coded genes of package xega. This factory provides examples of a termination condition, a description function, and a solution function:

• terminate(solution) checks for an early termination condition.

• describe() shows a description of the function.

• solution() returns a list with the minimum and the maximum values as well as the lists minpoints and maxpoints of the minimal and the maximal points.

Value

A problem environment represented as a list of functions:

• $name(): The name of the problem environment.

• $bitlength(): The vector of the number of bits of each parameter of the function.

• $genelength(): The number of bits of the gene.

• $lb(): The vector of lower bounds of the parameters.

• $ub(): The vector of upper bounds of the parameters.

• $f(parm, gene=0, lF=0)): The fitness function.

Additional elements:

• $describe(): Print a description of the problem environment to the console.

• $solution(): The solution structure. A named list with minimum, maximum and 2 lists of equivalent solutions: minpoints, maxpoints.

See Also

DelayedP, Parabola2DErr

Other Problem Environments: DeJongF4Factory(), DelayedPFactory(), Parabola2DErrFactory(), Parabola2DFactory(), envXOR, lau15, newEnvXOR(), newTSP()

Examples

Parabola2D<-Parabola2DEarlyFactory()
Parabola2D$f(c(2.2, 1.0))

xegaSelectGene documentation built on April 16, 2025, 5:12 p.m.